Debt Free Living: How to Pay Off Debt and Live Debt Free in 10 Simple Steps

by Jason Schuler

Anyone who has been in debt can truly testify to the horror that is a debt-filled life. There is a level of limitation that comes with being in debt; so much that you cannot fully and freely enjoy life and all that comes with it. Thanks to today’s credit card culture, we tend to spend first and pay later, and we live in a world where being in debt has almost become the student loans taken during college, credit card expenses, bank loans, mortgages, car loans, etc. They all sound so vital, which begs the big Is it truly possible to be free from all debt, or is that just reserved for the affluent amongst us? Well, I’m here to tell you that it is absolutely possible to live a debt-free life, and this book will help show you how. In case you are wallowing deep in debt and can’t find a way out, then this is sure to be a worthwhile read for you.

54 pages, Paperback

First published October 22, 2014

Reviews

[Susan Oram]

Decent overview

This book gives a decent overview about debt free living and financial independence. I would have liked to have seen more resources and information to further investigate debt free living.

[Lee]

Good little book! It has some simple tips for getting debt-free. I like the overall view in the book, to strive to be debt-free and know where your money is going, and whether you have good or bad debt. The book got me thinking of being more proactive towards my money and budgeting, so I can begin to be free from all of the debt. I recommend this book.

[Kim Smith]

Common sense

Techniques we all know, that most folks ignore and spend anyway. Some good tips, and simple. Think before you spend

[Technutz]

The title is longer than the book, and the book has nothing of common sense does not already tell you.